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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1931
Page
8
A public auction of a described parcel of land and improvements will be held by the commissioner in the afternoon on July 14 1931 at the stated premises. The notice outlines the real estate to be offered and the authority conducting the sale.
Concord defeats Billerica 10 to 7 in a high scoring baseball game. Petersen and G Johnson led Concord with multiple hits and drives, while Fredericks doubled twice and Smith added a key double. Billerica tallied in each of the later innings, but Concord held on for the win.
Lieutenant Harold Sher dan leads about twenty young men from Maynard to Camb Deve for fourteen days of training starting next Saturday as members of Go. F. 181st Infantry National Guard. Sergeants John Moore Edwin Albert Francis White and corporal Nillo Hayden serve in the company. Lieut Sheridan a World War I veteran of the 26th Division is drill master of St. Bridget's Cadets and Children of Mary Corps.
Mortgagee Maynard Trust Company will auction the Acton parcel on July 30 1931 at 2 PM for breach of mortgage by Samuel F Carlisle and Alice M Carlisle. Property describes a Westerly Acton land with Blanchard Hayward lines and old turnpike Massausetto Avenue, subject to taxes and liens. $500 cash required, balance within seven days. Harold J Morgan treasurer Howard A Wilson attorney.
A mid century home service column urges appealing plated meals and varied textures. It offers menu ideas, garnishing cautions, and sample recipes including a tuna fish pie and potato border with detailed steps, inviting readers to send questions to Miss Arling for cooking guidance.
Al Cowles leads in a pentathlon style event at the Finnish summer festival meet earning permanent possession of the Governor Allen cup after a three-time win. Waino Luikko seals first leg of a rival decathlon trophy, Taivo Wiesey gains last year's trophy, while Maynard Town and Tauno Tor push for Alha Bet Valley League honors amid financial challenges and a mixed team performance.
Deposit Book No. 5437 has been lost and payment stopped according to a notice from Maynard Trust Company in Maynard Massachusetts dated July 8 15 and 22.
West Concord staged a ninth inning rally to beat Clinton 5 to 4 at Percy A Rideout Playground in a Valley League game. Olsen and Whittemore led West Concord with multiple hits, Olsen collecting three and Whittemore a key double, while Johnson, O Day and Park contributed offensively. Clinton pitcher was touched for 17 hits but West Concord benefited from timely hits and late rallies to secure the win.
Ted Lewis and his orchestra bring high class vaudeville to Lyonhurst ballroom for an 8 p m to 2 a m engagement. The world famous dance band, creator of the phrase Is Everybody Happy, will headline on Marlboro s New England tour, promising top music and stage acts.
Concord 5 Clinton 4 in a nine inning game. Key plays include O Day Whitte Sacrifice and multiple hit by pitches. Johnson pitched for Clinton allowing four runs while Morgan umpired the contest.
Dayton July 6 announcing Frigidaire marks its fifteenth anniversary as a milestone for electric refrigeration. G Blechler general manager notes rapid growth from a fledgling industry to a major U S business, with over 2,000,000 units in homes and factories. The jubilee highlights price cuts and expanding credit aiding widespread adoption and food preservation advances.
Several hundred people including summer residents and visitors attended the Lake Boon field day at Cove Landing on Independence Day. Fred Milmore of Watertown won multiple events including the 100 yard dash and both broad jumps. Jimmy Farrell took the 60 yard eight legged race and the sack race. Henry Hogan of East Boston won the 60 yard dash and four other contests. Norman Olaffin won the 2 mile swim and J R Lowther of Marlboro claimed the underwater swim. John Cliff and Pete Davis won the canoe race. master of ceremonies was Roy Meldon.
Relatives and friends of Lilian Childs of Nasan Street express gratitude for kindness shown during her illness and for the beautiful floral tributes.
A silent description notes police and court scenes shot on location for the Norma Hew film A Soul to be shown Monday and Tuesday at Pep Theatre. The production used real technical staff and recruited from local venues to recreate a gambler society milieu with Lionel Barrymore and Leslie Howard among the cast.
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